RM SELECTION
The Art of Exceptional Hospitality

An editorial series dedicated to outstanding hotels and resorts.
A prestigious editorial project.
Collectible volumes, by Resorts Magazine, that tell the identity, history and hospitality experience.
Ideal for institutional communication, marketing, gifts for VIP guests and on-property sales.
Less than 5% of luxury hotels worldwide can claim to have a dedicated editorial volume.
Solution 1 — SIGNATURE BOOK
An editorial volume by Resorts Magazine that tells the identity, atmosphere and positioning of the hotel. Ideal for properties with excellent images already available.
Includes:
- inclusion in the Resorts Magazine Collection series
• editorial concept
• original text
• editing and proofreading
• graphic design
• layout
• cover design
• print-ready PDF
• 1 proof copy
• print assistance
• possible Amazon/KDP publication
• 6-page review in Resorts Magazine — UK, USA and Italy print and digital editions
Solution 2 — SIGNATURE BOOK & PHOTOGRAPHY
A complete project including text, graphic design and a dedicated professional photo shoot. Designed to enhance architecture, design, hospitality, lifestyle and the guest experience.
Includes everything provided in Solution 1, plus:
- professional photo shoot
• selection of 50/60 images
• post-production
• images dedicated to the volume and the editorial feature
• assignment/licence of usage rights worldwide
• 8-page review in Resorts Magazine — UK, USA and Italy print and digital editions
Solution 3 — SIGNATURE BOOK, PHOTOGRAPHY & RESORTS MAGAZINE DISTRIBUTION
The most comprehensive proposal: editorial project, professional photo shoot, book, visibility in Resorts Magazine and distribution of the produced volume to the magazine’s subscribers. Ideal for hotels and resorts wishing to strengthen their identity through an international image project.
Includes everything provided in Solutions 1 and 2, plus:
- 10-page review in Resorts Magazine — UK, USA and Italy print and digital editions
• distribution of a special paperback edition of the volume to the 41,000 subscribers of the print editions.

